Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII |           Indian hovel in which to lay their heads.~“To the icebergs!
 2      I,  XII |          be easy for the exiles to lay in fresh provisions and
 3      I,  XIII|           thus secured on which to lay the first joists, upright
 4      I,  XV  |  quadrupeds.~The next thing was to lay in a supply of oil and lights,
 5      I,  XV  |            fine, but the fog which lay low along the horizon veiled
 6      I,  XV  | surrounding country; at their feet lay the vast sea, stretching
 7      I,  XX  |           getting low, and we must lay in fresh stores soon. Of
 8      I,  XXI |         and then one of them would lay his great head against the
 9     II,  II  |           future. She was ready to lay down her life for “Paulina,”
10     II,  II  |         kill edible game, so as to lay up fresh stores for the
11     II,  III |         herbage. Before their eyes lay the ocean bounded by a clearly-defined
12     II,  VII |         With eyes half closed they lay in a kind of torpor, whilst
13     II,  XV  |           Arctic fauna combined to lay siege to his territory;